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Why PTE? Many candidates come and ask the same question again and again that why PTE, why not IELTS. Just to clear this question first of all I would like to say that it all depends upon the candidate’s choice which exam he/she prefer, but it is also very important to know about both the exam what they are and what are patterns of that exam. However, there are many benefits of PTE ( Pearson Tests of English ) on other exams are like, Firstly it is computer based exam - All the modules are on the computer specifically the person who are good at writing and familiar with the computer it is easy for them and also for the candidates who’s handwriting is very bad and also for the them who feel hesitation when they speak in front of others.   Secondly, the result is pretty fast because it is checked by computer -  Candidates who are in hurry to know their results and want to fill the further papers, usually go for PTE because you can have your result withi...

PTE is a unique way to assess language proficiency. It marks a candidate through automated scoring software that evaluates the test completely without any human assessment. So, in other words, your PTE test has no window for emotional empathy that may impact your score, for better or worse. Any hint of in articulation in your answer will definitely show on your overall score. If speaking “the language” is a problem for you, the only solution is to genuinely improve it; all the while capitalizing on your strengths and developing your weaker skills, to get the optimum score on your PTE Academic. Speaking section of the PTE test is based on two key elements that you will most definitely need to have in your repertoire, ‘Fluency’ and ‘Pronunciation’. We, like most PTE experts will recommend you not to focus too much on content, primarily for two reasons, effort to complete speaking a dense piece of content, you may risk losing track of the required emphasis (stress) that gives the l...